Mui Scroll

This is another scroll brushed by Richard Man. It is the character Mui, which in Japanese means Idleness or not working. I do not know if it is the same meaning in Chinese. Hopefully, it is not a reference to how late it was to get these works back to him. I want to get them right, and the size that he demands tells me I need to take more time.

The wallscroll is completed in the Maru Hyougu style. With a gold on green Ichimonji and a Shike cloth that is a reed brown for the Ten and Chi. The hashira are narrow, but the 7 bun typically is wider than that seen on a Gyou no Gyou style scroll. A red lacquer wooden jikusaki and the Old 3 color hanging string complete the work.

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Dimensions as follows:

Name in Kanji	Name in English	Size in Bun	Size in Inches
天	Ten	90	10.74
上一文字	Ue Ichimonji	15	1.79
紙本の幅さ	Artwork Width	163	19.44
紙本の長さ	Artwork Length	272	32.45
柱	Pillars	7	0.84
下一文字	Shita Ichimonji	8.5	1.01
地	Chi	52.5	6.26
掛け軸の幅さ	Scroll Width	177	21.11
掛け軸の長さ	Scroll Length	438	52.25